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An anniversary to remember

On June 25, 2017 By Alfredo LanierIn Uncategorized13 Comments

Looking back on a relationship many said shouldn't beOn June 20 Stew and I celebrated our forty-fifth anniversary. That's four decades plus five more years that we have been together. It's been quite a run for a relationship that initially was condemned by preachers, ignored by legislators and scorned by most everyone else, as if the …

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Real friendships are forever

On March 31, 2017 By Alfredo LanierIn Uncategorized5 Comments

Sometimes we receive letters, or more likely emails nowadays, from which we instinctively turn away before we're done reading.Such was the email Stew and I received yesterday from Vickie, a dear friend for more than forty years, telling us she'd been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. That's a bad type of cancer, I thought initially, as …

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The weight of things and people past

On April 29, 2014 By Alfredo LanierIn Uncategorized21 Comments

Contrary to all the advice to leave most of our belongings behind when we moved to Mexico, a semi-trailer nearly full of furniture, books, kitchen utensils and china, garden tools, pictures and unidentified "stuff" followed us down here. It wasn't even an act of conscious hoarding: Stew and I became so frustrated and enraged trying …

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San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico

I'm a Cuban-American living with my husband of 53 years in a small ranch about five miles outside San Miguel de Allende. We retired here 20 years ago.

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